Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-20
PERSONAL JOTTINGS
About New Haven People and other
PnMnIo.

About New Haven People and other
People.
Eli Whitney, jr., will GO to Moosehead
Lake next week.
Mrs. s. S. Mallett is at the home of her
parents in Auburn, N. Y.
Mr.. T. A. Potter and wife, of State street
near Olive, are summering at Mantle.
Attorney Walter Pond has returned from Q
two weeks stay in Bolton, Tolland county.
Percy Strong, formerly of New Haven,
and now of New York, is in the city visiting
friends.
The family of Mr.. F. A. Bowman, the
photographer, are summering at Berlin, Con-
neWticut.
Thaddeus s. Coleman, clerk for Peck
Bros. & Co., has gone to the Berkshire Hills
for vacation.
E. A. Anketell, assistant clerk of the Su-
perior court, is at Tannersville, N. Y, on a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Edward Hubbell and daughter have
gone to Greylock, Mass, to spend several
weeks among the Berkshire Hills
Clifford G. Coleman, clerk in Peck Bros.
& Co.'s establishment, is spending a weeks
vacation in New York and vicinity.
James Cannon, of the class of '87 of the
Yale Law school, has left this city for Chi
cago. He intends to practice law there.
Colonel D. L. Carpenter, of Monson &
Carpenter, and wife are summering at
Middlebury, vt. They remain there about a
month longer.
Ex-Captain George S. Arnold of the Grays
his wife and two sisters arrived yesterday
from Europe, where they have been travelling
since lost Aey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Longden and
Miss Longden, of Howard avenue, went to
the Thimble Islands yesterday to stay for the
remainder of the season.
]. F. Bartlett, late superintendent of
bridges on the Housatonic railroad, has been
rendered and accepted similar situation on
the Consolidated railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Chapman are stop
ping at the Spring House, Block Island, and
John is having great fun catching bluefish
that are just now biting lively.
Mr.. Joseph Wild, of Park street, is sum.
mering at Stockport, Columbia Co., New
York. Mr.. Wild reports fine bass fishing
in that neighborhood. He caught in one day
twenty-six black bass, averaging two and
one half pounds each in weight.
Charles R. McNeill and William Il.
Wheeler, of Litchfeld, have gone to Lake
Champlair to attend the annual meeting of
the American Canoe association. They took
canoe which Mr.. McNeill made for him
self. 1t is fine piece Of workmanship.
The wife, son and daughter of Mr. Charles
E. Hart, the State street marketman, are
summering at Washington, Conn. Wash
ington has in the past few years grown into a
popular resort for fashionable New Workers.
many summer residences having been erected
In the place by New Workers
Leonard Hayden and Miss Emma Hayden,
children of Mr. and Mrs. 81. Il. Hayden of
Edwards street, are summering at their
grandparents hotel at Martha's Vineyard.
There are seventy-fve rooms in the hotel and
these have not sufficed to accommodate the
great rush of guests there this month
w. Hamilton Gibson, the artist and
author, is at Chill Top" his cottage in
Washington, Ltchfeld county. Mr.. Gibson
has been there since May and will stay until
late in the fall. Having been a student at
"The Gunnery" he is at home in Washing
ton, and his elegantly illustrated and popu-
lar work Pastoral Days" has made the
beauties of the neighborhood widely known.
He is busily at work on various things for
publication.